AFTAU appoints Ari E. Steinberg as senior VP of development and planned giving

American Friends of Tel Aviv University (AFTAU) announced the appointment of Ari E. Steinberg as senior vice president of development and planned giving, a newly created role focused on expanding AFTAU’s philanthropic presence nationally and strengthening its long-term development strategy.The announcement was made by Ben Pery, CEO of AFTAU.Steinberg is a seasoned development leader with extensive experience across the nonprofit and for-profit sectors. Most recently, he served as senior director of development at Americans for Ben-Gurion University (A4BGU), where he helped drive growth of the organization’s $50 million annual fundraising program.“Ari brings tremendous experience in development with a deep understanding of the Israeli university landscape,” said Pery. “His ability to deliver results, build meaningful relationships and inspire donors is a tremendous asset to our growth strategy. His appointment reflects our commitment to building a strong development team and driving long-term philanthropic growth.”In his new role, Steinberg will manage a national…
American Friends of Tel Aviv University (AFTAU) has appointed Ari E. Steinberg as Senior Vice President of Development and Planned Giving, a new position aimed at expanding national fundraising and long-term philanthropic growth. Steinberg, previously Senior Director of Development at Americans for Ben-Gurion University, will manage a national donor portfolio, support planned giving, and oversee the South Florida market. AFTAU CEO Ben Pery stated, "Ari brings tremendous experience in development with a deep understanding of the Israeli university landscape." Steinberg expressed his enthusiasm, saying, "I am thrilled to join AFTAU at such an important moment for Tel Aviv University and for Israel."
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